It is my understanding harmful radiation levels (EMF) are being emitted from the passenger floor board and charging station/charging port. How can my passenger be protected from these emissions.
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EMF (radiation) emissions from Tesla batteries
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Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Disagree. Electromagnetic waves become dangerous only at Very High Frequencies and Power. You have to be careful if you are close to a parabolic antenna tracking a Satellite NOT close to a Tesla.
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Yeah by far the highest risk for exposure is holding your cell phone next to your head so if you are worried about it don’t use a cell phone. Actually, as it’s more convenient, I use a cell phone stand which also keeps it away from your head. Since EM wave power drops rapidly with distance, even being a foot away reduces the EM strength. PS, I used to do electronic gear and satellite EMI testing.
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Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Agree. Electromagnetic waves power decreases inversely to the square of distance as it is stated by the Poynting Vector. So if you want to be safe use headphones and you will be ok.
P.S.
Don't place the cell phone in the pockets of your trousers while using the headphones. You know what I mean!
I usually place my telephone in a bag while using headphones.
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I'm old, any radiation in that area can only help.
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Actually electromagnetism, light, X-Rays and RF radiation are the same thing, just different frequencies. PS, frequency and strength are the important things. Higher frequencies are more likely to interact with the molecules and atoms in your body. Obviously, the stronger the field, the greater the amount of interaction. This is how UV light in sunlight can cause cancer. It is at the right frequencies and strength it can interact and damage DNA in your skin cells. It can't damage your liver cells because the liver is too far inside your body. Take a UV light, and place it right next to your liver, this will take an operation. Then it can then cause cancer on your liver provided you leave it on long enough.
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A friend used to work at a deep space satellite tracking facility. They put physical stops so there was no way the dish could point at the apartment building on a hill 10 miles away. If they did point at the apartment building when the dish was on, they could have cooked the turkey in a freezer well past browned in under a minute. Those fleshy things wandering around outside the freezer would have known searing pain for only a few seconds before being cooked too. Strength of the EM field and how much shielding there is between you and it matters. Yeah, extreme example, but your Tesla's EM fields just aren't strong enough. Nor are the fields outside a properly made microwave oven. Disable the door interlock, and stick your head in the microwave oven when it is operating, and you will experience serious issues. The Faraday cage around the food cooking in the microwave oven keeps you safe.
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Having said all that: Do we need to do more research? Yes, but I'd be more worried about PFA forever chemicals off gassed from the vegan leather seats. That class of petrol chemicals has been shown to cause cancer and interfere with hormone production and use. I'm not worried about the EM fields from a Tesla car.
Oh, to look at EM fields from a car, you need a spectrum analyzer, and they are not cheap. If anybody would like to donate a good broad spectrum one to me, I have plenty of uses for one. Electronics feature highly in my hobbies.
Oh, to look at EM fields from a car, you need a spectrum analyzer, and they are not cheap. If anybody would like to donate a good broad spectrum one to me, I have plenty of uses for one. Electronics feature highly in my hobbies.
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